Evaluation of Awareness for Emergency Unit Workers in Collecting, Keeping and Transferring of Biological Evidences from Forensic Cases [Adli Olgularda Biyolojik Delil Alınması, Saklanması Ve Gönderilmesinde Acil Servis Çalışanlarının Farkındalıklarının D

The research results reveal that even though the emergency medical personnel considers that they fulfill their share for forensic incidents, it’s found out that they have inadequate information and awareness for collection, storage and transfer of the biological samples from forensic cases Key Words: Emergency medicine, biological evidence, chain of custody

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Objective & Hypothesis:AbstractOwing to the fact that the healthcare personnel and the individuals responsible for those teams take part at the first step of chain of custody, their tasks and activity is of prime importance.

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Key Findings & Data:The study data includes the responses of 102 voluntary persons to a 10-question survey.

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Conclusion & Impact:The research results reveal that even though the emergency medical personnel considers that they fulfill their share for forensic incidents, it’s found out that they have inadequate information and awareness for collection, storage and transfer of the biological samples from forensic cases Key Words: Emergency medicine, biological evidence, chain of custody

🔬Design:Survey & Empirical Study

📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample

⚙️Variables:Acil servis · biyolojik delil · delil teslim zinciri

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AbstractOwing to the fact that the healthcare personnel and the individuals responsible for those teams take part at the first step of chain of custody, their tasks and activity is of prime importance. Besides a complete examination and treatment for forensic cases, they are also in charge of collection and transfer of the biological samples having an evidential value in line with the attorney generalship or court notices and demands. In this study, it’s aimed to investigate the knowledge levels of emergency medical personnel about the collection, storage, protection and transfer of biological materials having an evidential reasoning that are obtained from forensic cases. The study data includes the responses of 102 voluntary persons to a 10-question survey. The research results reveal that even though the emergency medical personnel considers that they fulfill their share for forensic incidents, it’s found out that they have inadequate information and awareness for collection, storage and transfer of the biological samples from forensic cases Key Words: Emergency medicine, biological evidence, chain of custody

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Acil servis biyolojik delil delil teslim zinciri

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KOLUSAYİN, M. O., KARADAYİ, B., KAYA, A., DOGAN, M. B., KARADAYİ, S., DASTAN, K., ZORLU, T., ISLEK, D. S., OZAR, E., ERKAN, İ., YUKSELOGLU, E. H. (2015). Evaluation of Awareness for Emergency Unit Workers in Collecting, Keeping and Transferring of Biological Evidences from Forensic Cases [Adli Olgularda Biyolojik Delil Alınması, Saklanması Ve Gönderilmesinde Acil Servis Çalışanlarının Farkındalıklarının D. Medicine Science, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 1912–1926. https://ajindex.com/articles/1003244

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